John Trapp on Isaiah 3:13
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Isaiah3:13
Ver. 13. The Lord ſtandeth up to plead] Or, to debate, Job 9.3. Prov. 25.8, 9. to argue the caſe, and to hear pleas. He is content, for the clearing of his Juſtice, and conviction of ſinners, to ſubmit his courſes unto ſcanning. See chap. 5.3. Judicate quaeſo, Judge I pray you: ſo Jer. 2.9. Wherefore I will yet plead with you, and with your childrens children will I plead. But when that is done,
He ſtandeth to judge the people] And the Lord will enter into Judgement, ver. 14. three ſeveral words are here made uſe of for Judgement, to ſhew, ſaith Oecolampadius, that God hath been is, and ſhall be Judge; and that in his Judgement, nihil relinquetur inexpenſum, nothing ſhall be left unconſidered.
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